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In the conclusion of our book (written in January 2005), Keith, Howard, and I speculate that a financial crisis triggered by a housing bubble might lead to a swing in the public's partisanship and ideology that might cause the Republicans to moderate.

Hopefully Facebook's mistakes and the general naiveté of tech companies and the public toward election interference will lead to a swing far in the other direction as the world wakes up to how sophisticated attacks on democracy have become.

Instead, say we, forget history, and buy Jonathan Alter's book! Parker says that Obama's popularity has not proven to be beneficial for some Democratic candidates, but suggests that things like Rand Paul craziness may lead to a swing in sympathy.

"I would not be surprised if this leads to a swing to the right," he said.

Congressional Democrats sharply criticized the plan as a continuation of fiscally irresponsible policies that have led to a swing from huge projected surpluses to big and persistent deficits during Mr. Bush's presidency.

The return of "Survivor" and "C.S.I". in the fall could lead to a significant swing of advertising revenue toward CBS.

In this case, Caryl thinks the global economic struggles of the last few years may lead to a modest swing back of the pendulum, but he cannot quite envision dramatic changes in the offing.

That is because even a penny or two difference between actual earnings and the consensus can lead to a big swing in a stock's price.

And there's a simple rule about commodities - a small gap in supply and demand can lead to a big swing in price.

In the Venice Cup, a careful initial bid by Eythorsdottir led to a slam swing.

The resulting damage to the KMT party brand "nationalized" the elections and led to a consistent swing in support away from the party across races that normally turn on more local issues.